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Basic formatting

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The 2 groups O There are two groups of formatting

textO The font group and the paragraph

group

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Choosing fonts and font sizes

O Fonts are sets of characthers, numbers, and symbols in a specific style or design.

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Using autofit to change style

O autoFIT, SO that if you type more text it would automatically get smaller so they can fit into the placeholder box.

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Applying effectsO Use font styles and effects to

emphasize text on a slide. Besides the standard font styles-bold,italic, and underline.

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Changing font colorO Each powerpoint theme includes a

pallete of colors if you want to change it you could choose a standard color or create a custom color.

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Copying character formats with the format painter

O Format painter is a tool that copies formatting from one block to another.

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Set indentationO Indentation controls the horizontal

spacing of the paragraph, much as a line spacing controls its vertical spacing.

O hanging: a reverse indent O First line: a standard indent O None indent

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Creating numbered lists

O Powerpoint enables you to create numbered lists to place a list of itemzied information in numeric order.

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Inserting a wordart graphic

O After you inserted the wordart graphic, you can modify the style, outline, graphic, or body text.

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Changing the wordart fill color

O The wordart fill color is the color you see inside the wordart.

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Aplying a texture fill to wordart

O Texture are graphics that repeat to fill an object with a surface that resembles a familiar material. Such as paper, wood, marble, or straw.

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Changing the wordart outline color.

O Most wordart styles include a colored outline aruond the edges you can change that.

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Applying special effects to wordart

1. You can apply special effects such as shadows, reflections, glows,

2. transformations and more.

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Formatting text with wordart styles

O You can use the same features you used to format the wordart graphic to format a title or bulleted text: text fill, text outline,and text effects.

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Adding a text box to a slide

O Text box can be used to place text on a slide anyplace you want.

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Resizing a text boxO Text boxes can be resized to arrange

text or objects in it.

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Applying fill and border formatting to a text

O If you want more control over formatting a text box, you can use shape fill.

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Applying speacial fills to a text box

O You are not limited to place solid colors for text box fills.

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Applying texture and pattern fills

O Texture graphics usually simulates some type of texture or pattern.

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Changing text box shape

O You canput effects and shapes to the text box.

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Changing the default formatting for new text boxes

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Orienting text in a text box

O You can change the direction of the text.

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Setting the margens in a text box

O Margins control the distance between the text and the uoter border of the text box.

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Text wrap for a text boxO It may or may not wrap the text.

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Aligning text boxes on a slide.

O To get neatness aling the text boxes.

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Checking spellingO It is to check the mispelling words in

the text of thedialog boxes.